Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

The Hews OF the Day Pointedly Para
Ersphsd for Hssty Readers.
ONE marriage license was issued yester,
day.
EVERYBODY is whistling the Boulanger
March.
n. S. WOOD in The Waits of New York
at the Grand tonight.
RALPH ARKLE has resigned his position
as justice of the peace.
THERE was but one cases before His
Honor yesterday morning
INDIAN summer must have made mis-
take and come too soon this year.
WILL people never be made to stop
throwing waste paper on the streets?
The gas lights along Market street are
turned out too early in the morning.
SOME of the druggists report business
slow, but they are probably only fOoling.
THE river marks at the landing last
evening indicated 81 inches and falling
slowly.
The lot upon which it is proposed 10 eX-
tend Forty-third street was surveyed and
staked of yesterday.
THE Mayaower Social danced at Ger
mania Hall last evening. Mayors orches-
ira furnished the music.
A POST of the Union Veteran Legion
will be organized ut the office of Justice
Peterman, this evening.
A NEW brick floor has been put in the
Seventh ward hose house. The outside
pavement will have to he relaid.
MARY l. REED was yesterday appointed
guardian for the minor children of John B.
Reed, deceased. Bond, $1,000; J. II. Pipes
surety.
A SEVENTH WARD married lady was
fined $40 and costs before Justice Davis,
last evening, for committing an assault
upon another lady.
THERE will be meeting OF the Y. NJ.
d. c. this evening for the consideration OF
important business. A full attendance of
the III: mberS is requested.
DURING the engagement of Nellie Free
at Steubenville, q maiden of that place be- |
came stage struck and wanted to 90 with |
the company, but Manager Compson dis
couraged her.
THE physician in attendance upon Miss
Hattie Turner, the yOung lady 80 badly in
jured on the Panhandle track, at Steu-
benyille, Wednesday evening, stated yes
terday that she will recover.
WOREMEN are now employed in getting
out material for widening the Pam Handle
bridge over the Ohio at Steubenvllle. The
new bridge will be built on the same piers
and trains will run while work is in
progress.
THE funeral of Christian Burke took
place yesterday afternoon, and was very
argely attended. The remains were escoT- .
ek to their last resting place by the Odd ,
Fellows and Red Men Lodges to which the =
deceased belonged. =
F. RICHTER and Julius Buehholz, /
" an explosion or tredarnp. n
THE County Commissioners have award
N the contract for supplying coal on county
,rders "A follows: South Of the creek 10
Poose K Frazier, and north OF the creek 10
r r Teasdale. The contract for farnlsh-
mo- drugs has been awarned to Z. Bocklng
foT the district north of the creek, ana
william, Irwin for south of the creek.
Tug body Of John Shields, the condue
ior Uho WAS killed Wednesday evening IN
the freight wreck at Brady's tnnnei, was
taken through the city yesterday 10 Gral-
ION the home of the unfortunate man.
here two of his sisters reside. 1t IL
aid that the father and mother, brother
and an aunt OF Shields have all met their
deaths on railroads.
THE river marks from sGoye yesterday
were: Parker, inches and falling; elear'
Eraepsboro, ) feet inches and stationary;
clear Oil City, 7 inches and stationary;
clear and cold. Lock No. 4, 4 feet inches
enJ stationary; clear. MOrgantown, 3
feet 8 inches and stationary clear. Browns
willie. 4 feet inches and stationary; clear
Rice's Landing, 3 feet 4 inches spa station
airy; clear.
ARnTrT 6:3O o'clock Wednesday evening
an accident occurred on the B. 4 y. near
Finn Grove. While freight train was
nassipu. a number of pipes fell from a car
throwing il from the track. John Conley'
brakeman was struck by truck OF one oil
the freight cars, and ha two ribs broken
loose from the spinal column. He was
taken to his home at Glenwood. Not mucn
damage was done by the accident.
! n &. WOOD in the WAITS OF New
yorl, " ut the Grand Opera House, still
continues 10 draw crowded houses. Owing
TO the great success OF this piece, 1t has
been decided by Manager Harry Williams
and Col. Genther to continue the remain
der of the week and Saturday matinee, at
which each lady attending will be pre-
seated with a cabinet photo Of MIR. WOOL
"a a souvenir OF his engagement here.
Now Is the time TO pay your City la<es
If Won want the benefit otdiscOuDt.